[scsherwood]

I’m running myEclipse on a MAC PRO OSX 10.5.x

When I import a project initially, everything is shown in a folder structure:

Example:
config – top level folder with subfolder ‘commands’
misc – top level folder containing non java files
src – top level folder with java packages shown with dot notation
example: src/com.name.filename

Then, I have no idea what happens or when it happens, but I will open up myEclipse and the Package Explorer no longer has folders. Everything is shown in dot notation

Example:
config.commands.filename
misc.filename
src.com.name.filename

The files that are not java files are shown with a an ’empty’ package icon (meaning it is filled with white instead of brown)
The src files are brown colored package icons.

I can’t find documentation anywhere that explains why this is happening and how to reset myEclipse back to the folder structure. The only way I can get it back to the normal view is to delete the entire project and re-import it.

This is extremely frustrating. Working on a PC does not do this, so it appears it has something to do with the MAC OS.

Does anyone have any idea what is going on?

Thanks for your help.

[support-eugene]

It looks like you have your project root as source folder. Open project properties (select project and press Alt+Return) and open property page as on the screenshot

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